Presenting the Transcription Feature: The Lux Radio Theater - "Rebecca"
I like to start off the new year with these adaptations by “The Lux Radio Theater.” We’re going to get a little spooky this year. “Rebecca” was first a great psychological thriller novel by Daphne de Maurier in 1938, then a great film directed by Alfred Hitchcock in 1940, and eventually this great, though a little shorter, radio adaptation for “Lux.” Though the Hitchcock film is visually stunning – it won two Oscars, one for Best Picture and another for Best Cinematography
Presenting the Transcription Feature - Fibber McGee & Molly and The Jack Benny Program
It's Episode 201 of “Presenting the Transcription Feature” and time for some more Christmas Old Time Radio. First off, on “Fibber McGee and Molly,” the McGees are working at a local department store a few weeks before Christmas. They run the returns department where “the customer is always right.” Then on “The Jack Benny Program,” Jack is hosting a big Christmas Eve bash at his place, Thanksgiving left-overs and all. Episodes Fibber McGee and Molly December 5, 1939 “McGe
Presenting the Transcription Feature: The Jack Benny Program & The Great Gildersleeve
It’s Episode 200 of “Presenting the Transcription Feature” and Christmas in the land of Old Time Radio. On “The Jack Benny...
Presenting the Transcription Feature: The Live of Harry Lime & The Bob Hope Show
It’s been a long time since we checked in with that loveable con man Harry Lime, in the person of Orson Welles. Not quite the...
PRESENTING THE TRANSCRIPTION FEATURE: "Information Please" & "The Phil Harris-Alice Faye Show"
We start off tonight with another episode of that great quiz show, “Information Please.” Are you up on babies and their guardians,...
